Mastermind. What would your specialist subject be?

Mastermind. What would your specialist subject be?

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Wacky Racer

Original Poster:

39,788 posts

262 months

Thursday 24th July
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As per thread title.

Mine:-

Manchester City 1966-1970

or

Led Zeppelin 1969-1975.

RC1807

13,355 posts

183 months

Thursday 24th July
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I remember celebrity Mastermind and Adam Buxton chose David Bowie. He got 1 wrong, I got them all right.
Yeah, David Bowie - for the 1st round.
No idea what I'd choose next for when I go through to the semi finals. wink

dunkind

433 posts

35 months

Thursday 24th July
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At the age of 10 my school held a Mastermind competition, 1975 if I remember correctly. My specialist subject was astronomy, I was a member of the Salford Astronomy Club and became the first Scout to obtain the Scouting Astronomy badge. Anyway I won the competition and received this. I was so pleased, I still watch the programme to this day.

Googie

1,776 posts

141 months

Thursday 24th July
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Columbo-Original series.

Sheetmaself

5,915 posts

213 months

Thursday 24th July
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Things my wife swears blind she told but I know she never did.

Skii

1,774 posts

206 months

Thursday 24th July
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Tanks or Military aircraft

JustGREENI

559 posts

195 months

Thursday 24th July
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Biscuits.

Quhet

2,673 posts

161 months

Thursday 24th July
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The Office - Series 1 and 2

Huntsman

8,795 posts

265 months

Thursday 24th July
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Boats built by Fairey Marine.

oddball1313

1,365 posts

138 months

Thursday 24th July
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Maybe the Fender or Ibanez musical instrument companies

Edited by oddball1313 on Thursday 24th July 20:52

towser44

3,851 posts

130 months

Thursday 24th July
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Only Fools and Horses

jonysan

175 posts

43 months

Thursday 24th July
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Horology and their Clients

TwigtheWonderkid

46,353 posts

165 months

Thursday 24th July
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Find an obscure topic where only one book has been written on it, and learn that book. That's the only place they can source their questions from. So, something like Indonesian politics of the 17thC.

Failing that, I'd go for FA Cup finals of the 70s.

Quattromaster

2,993 posts

219 months

Thursday 24th July
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Phoenix nights series 1 & 2.

I need a life, lol.

cherryowen

12,168 posts

219 months

Thursday 24th July
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Quattromaster said:
Phoenix nights series 1 & 2.

I need a life, lol.
You need a life!?

I've thought about this, and I'd probably go for the Harry Potter books!

Then again, despite having decent knowledge (Severus Snape's mother was Eileen Prince for example - mentioned once across all seven books) the question would be, "What is the name of the chapter in Half Blood Prince where Professor Snape's mother's name is mentioned?". Me = scuppered.

Her name was found out by Hermione reading old clippings that mentioned past captains of Hogwarts' gobstones teams


wisbech

3,754 posts

136 months

TwigtheWonderkid said:
Find an obscure topic where only one book has been written on it, and learn that book. That's the only place they can source their questions from. So, something like Indonesian politics of the 17thC.

Failing that, I'd go for FA Cup finals of the 70s.
Indonesian politics of the 17thC is well documented, mainly due to the fact it is when the VOC (Dutch East India Company) are expanding control and becoming the richest/ most powerful company in the world, and they kept good records. Not an obscure topic at all!

Isn't the obvious answer to the OP "Your Mum"?

hammo19

6,456 posts

211 months

The V bombers or the Green Bay Packers

TwigtheWonderkid

46,353 posts

165 months

wisbech said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
Find an obscure topic where only one book has been written on it, and learn that book. That's the only place they can source their questions from. So, something like Indonesian politics of the 17thC.

Failing that, I'd go for FA Cup finals of the 70s.
Indonesian politics of the 17thC is well documented, mainly due to the fact it is when the VOC (Dutch East India Company) are expanding control and becoming the richest/ most powerful company in the world, and they kept good records. Not an obscure topic at all!
Damn! Lucky my general knowledge is half decent.

Killer2005

20,226 posts

243 months

According to my wife, answering the question before last

Huntsman

8,795 posts

265 months

Killer2005 said:
According to my wife, answering the question before last
Excellent.